The Inughuit tribe of Northern Greenland live where temperatures can plummet to minus 40 degrees celsius, where winter darkness prevails 24 hours a day, and the diet consists of walrus and whale ...

This is one of the last places on Earth to explore an ancient Arctic life From traditional foods to handmade goods, travelers get a glimpse of Inughuit life in Qaanaaq. Here’s how to visit this ...

The Inughuit are one of the smallest indigenous groups in the world with a population of just 800 people spread across the four settlements that make up the Thule region. More than 1,600km away from ...

Amory: By the 17th century, the Inughuit in northwestern Greenland were coming into contact with a culture that was very different from their life with nature. For instance, men who made a point ...

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The Inughuit people have lived in the Arctic desert in the North West corner of ­Greenland for centuries. It’s the most northerly permanently inhabited settlement in the world.

Today, there is no mention inside the museum of Minik or the other five Inughuit brought to New York in 1897. The giant meteorite Peary took, however, remains a signature exhibit.

The Inughuit were essential to the success of the expedition, but because they left no written or photographic record, we know little about their day-to-day lives while living on this remote and ...

The Inughuit were essential to the success of the expedition, but because they left no written or photographic record, we know little about their day-to-day lives while living on this remote and ...